Logan City Police Department

Logan City Police Department is currently requesting assistance in identifying and locating these persons and property. Please contact Detective Gurr with any information (case #10-L10807): Det. S. Gurr Logan City Police Department Slade.gurr@loganutah.org 435-716-9497

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Two people wanted in connection with residential burglary

By Cache Valley Daily

Story Created: Sep 2, 2010 at 12:45 PM MST

Story Updated: Sep 2, 2010 at 4:30 PM MST

The Logan Police Department is looking for any information connected to a burglary that took place sometime in July. Many distinct pieces of jewelry and a shotgun were taken from a home near 890 East Canyon Road.

Not much is known about the burglary, said Logan Police Assistant Chief Jeff Curtis, including the exact date the burglary occurred.

Attached are the photos of two suspects. The photos come from a store security camera where the two tried to make a purchase with a card taken in the burglary, and Curtis said they are suspected to have the missing jewelry as well.

Also attached are pictures of the specialty jewelry that was taken during the burglary. One of the rings is a UCLA 1999 NCAA Championship Ring.

Those with any information on this case should contact Detective Slade Gurr at the Logan Police Department, 716-9300.

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Stinky Steve said on Thursday, Sep 2 at 2:52 PM

how do you get a bigger copy of the wanted poster? Hard to see its so small..

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